The room you would build — turn it, or read the flat plan.
scale hint (never measured): “one tight space — a two-car garage, a driveway, or a small court; roughly square, small enough that everyone can reach the ball in a few steps”
Agreed boundary
Boundaries are agreed before play; shape and size are whatever the group settles on. Ball out means the last toucher loses it.
drawn from 2 rules
The space
setupThree to six players share one tight space — a garage, driveway, or small court — with boundaries agreed before play starts. One mini soccer ball is the only equipment needed. Any walls inside the boundary are part of the field and stay in play.
Continuous keep-away
playPlay is continuous keep-away with no goals and no hands. Whoever has the ball is trying to meg someone; everyone else is trying to take the ball off them. If the ball leaves the boundary, the last player to touch it loses possession and the nearest other player restarts with a free touch.
click anything else — every element cites the rule it's drawn from.